All Wildflower Seeds: Hydrastis - Lespedeza

This is the native or Wild Hydrangea for all of you Hydrangea lovers who also like things on the wild side.

Prized more for it's medicinal value than it's beauty, this wildflower bears one, small, rather inconspicuous white flower...

Soft yellow blossoms sway gently over bright green foliage summer through early fall on this perennial wildflower....

Reaching up to five feet in height with good sized blossoms, this is the largest of all St....

A low, tufted, grass-like perennial, Common Goldstar grows 3-8 in. tall from a hard, hairy corm…

An easy, carefree annual that blooms just 6 weeks from direct sowing. The tiny white flowers form spires of blooms resembling hyacinths. Attracts birds, bees and butterflies.

Glossy green leaves set a handsome backdrop for the white, purple, and pink clusters of flowers...

Like the domesticated hollyhock, the flowers of this Kanakee Mallow are mauve to apple blossom pink fading to white towards the center...

This beautiful heirloom annual was a favorite with the Victorians. The colorful, exotic looking flowers bloom in a mix of rose, white, scarlet and violet. The lovely, large double blossoms re-seed freely. The mature seed pods are this plant's amazing feature, exploding when touched. An excellent choice for bedding plants, or containers.

Attractive orange streaked or spotted flowers dangle from slender, watery stems, often glistening in the sunshine...

A tall, leafy plant with succulent stems that bears pale yellow blossoms occasionally dappled with dark red…

Also known as 'Moonflower', this morning glory is a night-blooming variety. The fragrant, large white blooms open in the evening and last all night. Being a tropical vine, it prefers warm weather and may not bloom until later in the season when nights are warm. This tender perennial is grown as an annual below zone 8.

These beautiful red flowers have white throats. The blooms are 2 to 3 inches across, and three inches deep. This variety climbs 6 to 8 feet, and has three-pointed leaves. Prefers full sun, and does well in poor soil.

These beautiful purple flowers have white throats. The blooms are 2 to 3 inches across, and three inches deep. This variety climbs 6 to 8 feet, and has three-pointed leaves. Prefers full sun, and does well in poor soil.

As the name suggests, these vines get very tall – 15 feet or more. They're covered with heart-shaped leaves and colorful, trumpet-shaped flowers. Pretty mix of colors includes blue, pink and purple.

A very rare variety of morning glory, Blue Star has large pale blue flowers, with darker blue markings in a pinwheel pattern. Morning glory is a climbing vine that reaches up to 15 feet. The lush foliage and profusion of trumpet-shaped blossoms make it perfect for growing on trellises or fences. The flowers open in the morning and close by afternoon.

A beautiful climbing vine to grow over a fence, trellis or arbor. 'Heavenly Blue' is the most sought-after variety, for their clear blue flowers. The trumpet shaped blooms attract hummingbirds. An easy to grow heirloom.

Majestic, trumpet shaped flowers of this long time garden bloom in various shades...

Scarlet red on the outside, and yellow dotted with red on the inside, these blooms are loved by birds, butterflies, hummingbirds, and bees...

This Iris is at home in wet mountain meadows...

This yellow member of the Iris family may be consider invasive by some…

As its common name “Oregon Iris” implies, this wildflower is native to Oregon…

These lacy blue and violet blossoms are a must for every garden....

This two foot tall perennial wildflower is really lovely, with yellow crested violet petals....

A native wildflower that is a wonderful groundcover and loves shaded woodland areas…

This robust wildflower does well in rocky, dry soil…

This native wildflower is graced with delicate yellow flowers through the spring months. Grows well in moist soils, and attracts butterflies…

A dwarf sweet pea with bushy growth habit that requires no staking. The masses of fragrant flowers grow on strong stems, and make a wonderful bouquet to bring indoors. This mix includes red, pink, purple, blue and white.

This mix includes a huge variety of colors, including purple, fuchsia, red, pink, white, and blue-violet. The 1 to 2-inch blooms are mildly fragrant, and bloom for 3 to 5 weeks in early spring. Vines grow well on trellises, and reach six feet in height. Plant these very early in cool climates, as soon as the soil can be worked. In warm climates, plant from October to January.

A bushy, semi-dwarf variety of sweet pea with very fragrant blooms. The flowers come in a range of red, fuchsia, purple and white, and grow on long stems that are great for cutting. Reaching no more than three feet in height, they can be planted en masse without support, or trained on low trellises. Also a great choice for large containers, hanging baskets and window boxes.

These large, ruffled blooms are fragrant as well as beautiful. Flowers in shades of pink, red, rose, blue, lilac and white, on long stems perfect for cutting. This early flowering sweet pea is one of the most heat-resistant, flowering well into summer. The five to six-foot vines will need support from a string, netting or trellis.

Highly fragrant blooms bedeck this bushy or climbing flower...

Heart shaped leaves provide a wonderful background to the pink and white blooms...

Tidy-tips grow in small mounds and produce flowers that are bright golden yellow with distinct, sharp-margined white tips—hence their name…

The tiny, creamy white pea-like blossoms of this clover have a magenta spot at the base....

This is a beautiful, very low-growing wildflower first collected by Meriwether Lewis on the Lewis and Clark expedition. The perennial will send up a small rosette of narrow, succulent leaves in late summer which remain green over winter. Then in the spring you'll be amazed by large two-inch pink or white flowers that seem to bloom from the ground. They have very short stems, and the leaves disappear with the bloom to reform once again in late summer. Can be difficult to grow, requiring gravelly soil with excellent drainage. Does best in rock gardens.